In May 2019, Tesla sold in the U.S. some 16,350 electric cars (InsideEVs’ estimation), which is 82% more than a year earlier!

There is no sign of a demand problem for the brand, but as we can see on particular models, the S and X are experiencing decrease (especially the S), while the Model 3 more than doubles:

Tesla results:

• Tesla Model 3 – 13,950 (up 133%, 46,425 YTD, up 159%)

• Tesla Model X – 1,375 (down 5%, 6,275 YTD, down 10%)

• Tesla Model S – 1,025 (down 33%, 5,475 YTD, down 32%)

Tesla represents some 58% of total plug-in electric car sales in the U.S. in May.

In the case of the all-electric car segment, Tesla’s share is 77%!

In total, Tesla already sold more than 409,000 cars in the U.S. and the Model 3 is the top-selling car with a cumulative result of almost 188,000.

Sales during the past 12-months amounted close to 217,000.

Sales results of particular models: